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Default AC hookups for BC Canada marinas?

On Wed, 02 Aug 2006 06:20:07 GMT, ray lunder
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For a southern BC cruise, say as far as Desolation Sound, is there a
specific type of shore power plug you take with you? Thank you.


"Correctly-wired" marinas will have the 30 amp twist-lock outlets as
used on the common Marinco yellow power cables, but many marinas will
have home-style 15 amp outlets. Some government wharves may have 20
amp twist-lock (like the 30 amp, but a slightly smaller pin circle
diameter).

For larger vessels, you may occasionally find 120/240V 50 amp outlets.

I think the outlets you will find in BC will be the same you find in
the US.

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Default AC hookups for BC Canada marinas?

I was up there a couple weeks ago in the islands just North West of
Vancouver, and several times in the Gulf Islands, no difference. I
never had problems with just the 30 and 15amp.
John
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